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Kansas City's midtown Costco closes Oct. 1. It'll reopen next year, but no food court or wine
The Costco in Midtown Kansas City closes at the start of next month following a 25-year run, to reopen next year as a business center. A Costco Business Center is basically the grocery section of a normal Costco on steroids. Eggs come in boxes of 15 dozen. Whole lambs and 50-pound bags of flour are on sale next to regular Costco staples like Kirkland peanut butter, maple syrup and olive oil. It will also have a better selection of office supplies and restaurant equipment.
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Chase Candy Company unveils new raspberry mash flavor
The Chase Candy Company, renowned for its Cherry Mash dessert, has just unveiled Raspberry Mash, their newest mash flavor. The reveal, held Sept. 12 at the local Hy-Vee, marked both the flavor's debut and the first chance to taste it. The sales manager of the Chase Candy Company, Josh Hegeman, shared his excitement over the number of customers ready to try the new flavor.
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This Missouri Salvage Shop Is Packed With Architectural Antiques And Vintage Treasures
Old houses leave behind more than memories. Doors, hinges, light fixtures, woodwork, and other pieces can all find a second life here. This Missouri salvage shop brings those details together in a space that feels more like a working collection than a polished antique showroom. The appeal is in the variety.
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Kansas City's Fall Parade of Homes Opens Friday With Free Tours Across the Metro
Newly built homes across the Kansas City metro will throw open their doors for free starting Friday, kicking off a self-guided tour that runs through October 4. The 2026 Fall Parade of Homes gives visitors a chance to walk through finished new-construction properties in both Kansas and Missouri without a ticket.
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Realtors list proximity to Joe’s Kansas City BBQ as selling point
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Layoffs at the Kansas City Star will hurt local communities
McClatchy, one of the biggest newspaper companies in the country, laid off dozens of journalists last week, including several in Kansas City. These decisions not only affect the news you see, but also the way that local government functions. Joy Jenkins, a professor at the University of Missouri School of...
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‘Painful’: Surging diesel prices pinch Missouri farmers heading into harvest
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Diesel prices are surging as harvest season gets underway, and farmers say they are preparing to take on more costs because of it. According to AAA, diesel - essential for transporting food and other goods around the U.S. - hit a record $6.40, up 77 cents since the beginning of September.
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Small businesses boost local economy, officials talk entrepreneurship
It all begins with an idea and a passion for entrepreneurship. Maryville is no stranger to this, and the community sees it in the influx of small businesses that have popped up over the past several years. In the past year alone, more than 10 locally owned businesses have started...
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Tonganoxie residents share opposition of proposed power plant, data center
The Leavenworth county community is rallying together to express their disapproval for a proposed power plant and data center project by Cloverleaf Infrastructure. If approved, it would be placed just south of Tonganoxie.
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Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Jonathan Mize, Blish-Mize
By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University/Image: Jonathan Miza. This company delivers. Through the years their offerings have changed from axle grease and horseshoes to high-tech power tools and more, but the Atchison-based company delivers the goods just as it has done during its 155-year history.
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Polsinelli Hires Data Center Shareholder Jason Romero for its KC Office
Polsinelli has introduced Jason Romero as the firm’s shareholder in its data center & infrastructure practice for the Kansas City office. In his new role at Polsinelli, Romero will advise institutional investors, developers, lenders, technology companies and operators across the full lifecycle of data center development, according to a release. He brings experience in advanced manufacturing, smart industrial, modular production, and other mission-critical assets.
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Wathena's Summit expands; 80 jobs projected through $50 million investment
(KAIR)--New growth in Doniphan County is realized through an expansion for Summit Truck Bodies, expected to generate 80 additional jobs through the $50 million investment in Wathena. The opening of the company's new facility was marked with a September 10 ribbon cutting attended by employees, community leaders and state and...
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Inflation has hurt school budgets. This Kansas City district may have to raise taxes or cut staff
Lee’s Summit families may have to pay more in property taxes as the school district weighs how to fix its budget shortfall without cutting programs or staff members. In 2023, as Jackson County’s property assessments skyrocketed, the Lee’s Summit school board voluntarily rolled back their operating levy by 65 cents — aiming to give taxpayers some relief and prevent the district from collecting an unexpected windfall.